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Autism LPT: How to get out of a call when you want(lemmy.world)

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Image: Skeletor holding up a relatively huge 80s/90s cell phone with an aquatic mutant character name Mer-Man behind him.

Caption: Start every phone call with “my phone is about to die” that way you can hang up on them whenever you want to.

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Evil_Shrubbery@lemm.ee
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How about starting the call by informing them they are dying. If they have questions just enforce your predictions to get out of the call.

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isles@lemmy.world
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I think those are threats…

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Evil_Shrubbery@lemm.ee
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I think most people would understood them as such.

But when they realise it’s already too late. They should have texted first.

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